The Most UNBREAKABLE Records In Sports History..

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The Most UNBREAKABLE Records In Sports History..

Welcome back to Sports Supply, today on the channel we are going to check out the Sports' most unbreakable records ever. This week marks the 20th anniversary of Dallas Cowboys great Emmitt Smith breaking Chicago Bears legend Walter Payton's all-time rushing record of 16,726 yards. Of course, Smith wasn't quite finished yet; he played for 2½ more seasons, winding up with 18,355 rushing yards. This is a milestone that is unlikely to ever be broken. For one thing, it's Emmitt Smith we're talking about. The man rushed for 1,000-yard seasons like clockwork basically forever. But the NFL also has changed quite a bit since then. Offenses don't focus on running backs like they used to, and playing as long as Smith did as a ball carrier is seemingly impossible. Adrian Peterson, who hasn't played this season, is the closest "active" yards leader at 14,918, to give you a sense of how out of reach is Smith's record. That got us thinking about other sports records that are seemingly unreachable, whether it's because of the way the game has changed since they were set, the absurd talent of their holders as compared to the rest of the league or a mixture of both. Here's a short list of records you'll probably never see broken -- at least not in our lifetimes.

Jerry Rice: 22,895 receiving yards. Rice had an incredible 14 seasons with 1,000 or more receiving yards, including three with more than 1,500. A big part of this was his incredible durability; he only played fewer than 16 games two out of his 21 years. Rice also had the good fortune of going from one Hall of Fame quarterback (Joe Montana) to another (Steve Young). But let's be real: Rice was more or less uncoverable for two straight decades all on his own. It also explains why no one is ever going to catch his receiving touchdown record: He has 197, and the next-highest receiver, Randy Moss, has 41 fewer scores. Cy Young: 749 complete games. Unless there is a dramatic change in how teams approach pitching -- something on the level of "all the pitchers are now literally robots" -- there's no way anyone gets close to Young's complete game mark. All MLB pitchers combined had 36 complete games in 2022; Young had 36 or more complete games by himself in 11 separate seasons. While we're at it, it seems extremely unlikely that anyone is going to get close to Young's 511 wins or 315 losses anytime soon, either. More on the Sports' most unbreakable records ever in this video.

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The Most UNBREAKABLE Records In Sports History..

Welcome back to Sports Supply, today on the channel we are going to check out the Sports’ most unbreakable records ever. This week marks the 20th anniversary of Dallas Cowboys great Emmitt Smith breaking Chicago Bears legend Walter Payton’s all-time rushing record of 16,726 yards. Of course, Smith wasn’t quite finished yet; he played for 2½ more seasons, winding up with 18,355 rushing yards. This is a milestone that is unlikely to ever be broken. For one thing, it’s Emmitt Smith we’re talking about. The man rushed for 1,000-yard seasons like clockwork basically forever. But the NFL also has changed quite a bit since then. Offenses don’t focus on running backs like they used to, and playing as long as Smith did as a ball carrier is seemingly impossible. Adrian Peterson, who hasn’t played this season, is the closest “active” yards leader at 14,918, to give you a sense of how out of reach is Smith’s record. That got us thinking about other sports records that are seemingly unreachable, whether it’s because of the way the game has changed since they were set, the absurd talent of their holders as compared to the rest of the league or a mixture of both. Here’s a short list of records you’ll probably never see broken — at least not in our lifetimes.

Jerry Rice: 22,895 receiving yards. Rice had an incredible 14 seasons with 1,000 or more receiving yards, including three with more than 1,500. A big part of this was his incredible durability; he only played fewer than 16 games two out of his 21 years. Rice also had the good fortune of going from one Hall of Fame quarterback (Joe Montana) to another (Steve Young). But let’s be real: Rice was more or less uncoverable for two straight decades all on his own. It also explains why no one is ever going to catch his receiving touchdown record: He has 197, and the next-highest receiver, Randy Moss, has 41 fewer scores. Cy Young: 749 complete games. Unless there is a dramatic change in how teams approach pitching — something on the level of “all the pitchers are now literally robots” — there’s no way anyone gets close to Young’s complete game mark. All MLB pitchers combined had 36 complete games in 2022; Young had 36 or more complete games by himself in 11 separate seasons. While we’re at it, it seems extremely unlikely that anyone is going to get close to Young’s 511 wins or 315 losses anytime soon, either. More on the Sports’ most unbreakable records ever in this video.

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